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			<title><![CDATA[Importing velocity presets on iPad]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>The first custom presets I&#039;ve use on iPad are velocity presets imported from my Mac via iCloud. This is a bit tricky, as they need to be stored in a sub-folder for the &quot;Bank&quot; and this doesn&#039;t happen automatically.</p><p>Here is how I did it:</p><p>* Click the title of the velocity pane<br />* From the pop-up menu choose &quot;Manage presets…&quot;<br />* Now the preset browser is visible<br />* Click the folder icon in the bottom right corner<br />* Click &quot;New Folder&quot;<br />* Use the name &quot;My Presets&quot;<br />* Double-click the new folder<br />* The new folder should have opened.<br />* Click &quot;Import&quot;<br />* A file dialog is shown where I can select and &quot;Open&quot; my mfxp file where I previously stored it on iCloud Drive<br />* The file is shown under the title &quot;Pianoteq/Presets/My Presets&quot;</p>]]></description>
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